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It's not Chrome. Are there really any other good options at this point?
Don't think many. Also because writing a browser from scratch (and make it usable) is a very very complex task
It’s basically down to Firefox and Safari. I’m really hoping that Google’s anti-Adblock changes pushes more and more people back to Firefox.
Just the proposal by Google to DRM the entire internet had me de-googling as much as possible. What a crazy world.